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The annual Wigtown Book Festival has begun, hosting over 250 events featuring authors, comedians, and actors. Since its inception in 1998, the festival has helped revitalise the town's economy and profile, drawing visit…
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The Other Voices festival is returning to Londonderry for a two-day celebration of music and culture after a decade-long absence. The event…
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The Sean Connery Foundation is partnering with the National Film and Television School to launch a new training hub in the actor's hometown…
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Busker Hanny Junee was performing in central London when Chris Martin stepped up to the microphone to sing along to Viva la Vida. The impro…
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More than 200 entries were submitted to the first Orkney Nature Festival photography contest, which celebrated the islands' wildlife and la…
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The Grade II-listed National Picture Theatre in Hull has been restored after standing as a ruin since a 1941 Luftwaffe air raid. By stabili…
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A Grade II-listed statue of Lord Byron has been moved from a neglected traffic island on Park Lane back into Hyde Park. The relocation foll…
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The Cân y Cymoedd project is helping community groups and schools in Port Talbot and Rhondda Cynon Taf research local history to create ori…
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A marble sculpture by Harriet Goodhue Hosmer spent 70 years in a Cotswolds garden after being mistaken for a simple ornament. The piece, wh…
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Following a £20m renovation, Hull Maritime Museum has seen 50,000 people pass through its doors in just four weeks. This turnout represents…
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Stonemasons at Canterbury Cathedral have replaced decayed carvings with four new grotesques depicting a beaver, peregrine falcon, pine mart…
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Artist Rebecca Howard has spent two years painting landscapes at rewilding sites across England, focusing on the untidy scrub and deadwood …
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The Rogers House, a Grade II* listed property designed by architects Richard and Su Rogers in 1968, has been gifted to the National Trust. …
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